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INDIAN SPACE MISSIONS (after independence):

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““ A civilian program with focus on with application of space technology as tool for socio economic development of the country” Dr. VikaramSarabhi ( Founder of the Indian Space Program )

INTRODUCTION:

INTRODUCTION There is little development in standard of our country after our independence The developments are happen in the field of industries, medicines, etc … Here I am going to explain about the development of our country in the field of space research

Organizational chart of department of space(india):

Organizational chart of department of space( india )

Major space centers in india:

Major space centers in india

Satellite systems:

Satellite systems ISRO has established two major space systems. First one is INSAT (Indian National Satellite System) series for communication, television broadcasting and meteorological services Then Indian Remote Sensing Satellites (IRS) system for resources monitoring and management

CHANDRAYAAN-1:

CHANDRAYAAN-1

PSLV-C11(in the picture) was used to launch Chandrayaan-1.:

PSLV-C11(in the picture) was used to launch Chandrayaan-1.

Achievements of chandrayaan-1 :

Achievements of chandrayaan-1 While Helium-3 is rare on Earth, it is believed to be fairly abundant on the moon, trapped in the mineral Titanite . The mineral was an “indirect finding” by the Moon Mineralogy Mapper and the Hyperspectral Imager on board Chandrayaan-1

FAILURE OF CHANDRAYAAN-1:

FAILURE OF CHANDRAYAAN-1 On August 29. 2009 the Indian Deep Space Network in Byalalu near Bangalore, completely lost contact with Chandrayaan-1. In order to protect the craft from the thermal issues and radiation it experienced at an altitude of 100 km above the Moon, its orbit was raised to 200 km. At 1:30 AM on August 29, the base station, which guided Chandrayaan-1 through its orbit, lost radio contact The system failures point to the inadequacy in a thermal vacuum test conducted before launching. From this analysis they calculated the temperature that the spacecraft would experience at 100 km from the Moon’s surface to be around 75°C whereas in the actual environment around the Moon it was more than 75°C . This led to the failure of the star sensors which play a pivotal role in controlling the position of the craft in space.

FUTURE SPACE AMBITIONS OF INDIA :

FUTURE SPACE AMBITIONS OF INDIA Human Exploration - In 2008, Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) plans to ask the Indian government to approve a human spaceflight mission by 2014-15 at a projected cost of USD 2.5 billion. Robotic Exploration- I ndian scientists are also planning a robotic mission to Mars by 2013. Reusable Space Capsule Reusable Launch Vehicle – In the near future, the most technologically innovative of ISRO's projects is its scramjet Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV) RLV, named Avatar

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"Twenty years from now, when space travel is likely to become mundane like airline travel today, we don't want to be buying travel tickets on other people's space vehicles." - Dr. G. Madhavan Nair , Chairman, ISRO , (2 May 2008)